Welcome to the terrible take a daily segment telling Steelers nation what's on our mind. I'm Alex Kizora.

With the hire of Arthur Smith led the question, will more Steelers offensive staffing changes occur? this

the question, will Moore Steeler's offensive staffing changes occur? And the answer is, as it often is this time of year, maybe.

We don't know for sure we're not in that building.

If Mike Sullivan gets a coordinator job, they'll of course

need a quarterback's coach and they could hire an assistant after Glenn Thomas left.

One man who seems poised to stay, though, is offensive line coach Pat Meyer.

While many have speculated, and that's all it really was, that Mike Munchak could return to Pittsburgh,

especially if Smith was to higher after the two coached together in Tennessee,

that does not seem to be the plan. Meyer and assistant Isaac Williams are expected to return for

2024. While Meyer is not the coach

Munchak is few people are, he should get credit for the run game success down the

stretch. Though Pittsburgh's gap runs were a key reason for, Myers run pretty much everything in Pittsburgh,

every concept and scheme.

And he has a zone background.

The Steelers leaning on that the first month of

2023, though often without much success, so his philosophy and Arthur Smith's

wide zone style should mesh. The Steelers also likely want to avoid making another O-Line Coe switch, something

I've talked about repeatedly. Since 2019, they've gone through Sean Sorett, Adrian Clem, Chris Morgan, and then Meyer. More change means more restarting, and Pittsburgh's

frankly had enough of that. I get the Munchak love, and you can still make a case for

him that is if he wanted to come to Pittsburgh.

He left the city in the first place for a reason, a desire to be closer to family.

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